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Argumentative Essay: Kaci's Epilepsy Surgery

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Kaci has epilepsy surgery because she is so paralyzed with half of her brain removed.
Kaci parents should have allowed her to get the operation, so she can be herself again similar she used to be before she had the epilepsy.

One reason Is that, Kaci wanted to have a happy and new life again. Another reason is that, she requirements her family to feel much happier that she had the surgery, so her parents wouldn’t consume to go through Kaci’s death. Even though, Kaci doesn’t want to be one special ad’s person.

In addition, Kaci’s parents let her get the operation, so she can start walking and speaking again, instead of her being paralyzed and consuming anything to do. After that, if she wouldn’t have accepted to take the operation she’d

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